SOMETIMES I HAVE TO WONDER...

WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, 2010 12:10 AM (PT). We'll talk with Richard K. Moore tonight for the entire show. He's got a fascinating take on what's going on economically and if you've been wondering what's next, read Prognosis 2012 - the elite agenda for transformation. If that doesn't stop you cold, nothing will. I'm convinced he's on to something here and I think you will be too before the show is over.

Richard is a writer who emigrated to Ireland from the San Francisco Bay area in 1994. He's devoted the last year to seeking answers to some very big questions-- like how does the world really operate? He's published what he's discovered in a book, Escaping The Matrix (click on it for a good price from Amazon) which centers around community empowerment and awakening the public. At that he's doing a terrific job. Check out his views on Climate Science and The Grand Story of Humanity too.

I promise not to hog him all night. Your questions will be welcomed and I have a strong feeling you'll have a few.

It really was open lines last night-- but one story you might want to see for yourself revolves around a local census office in Knoxville complaining it was 2,000 workers short. Note the comments section where multiple people are complaining that they're qualified, certified and can't even get a return phone call. Something's up here. I'll end on some very good news though: the Crow Creek Sioux is getting their land back from the IRS. In the word's of tribal chairman Brandon Sazue, Woo hoo!

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